Sarracenia moorei Red Saucers Corylus a condition that we have

a condition that we have also found works well in our cultivated garden

Well-drained soils are best since Cyrtomium lonchitoides often grows in the wild as a lithophyte (on rocks)

bell-shaped flowers that dangle from the outstretched woody branches

we've got the solution

The juvenile foliage is quite soft

Sarracenia moorei Red Saucers Corylus a condition that we haveSarracenia x moorei 'Red Saucers' is a 2026 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of our seedling selection from our cross of Sarracenia leucophylla 'Hurricane Creek White' x Sarracenia flava. The floral display of red saucers in late April atop 2' stalks, is truly a sight to behold. As the flowers age, the pitchers rise upward, forming a mass of green tubes topped with netted white veins around the pitcher.